Browser does not interpret javascript in the right sequence

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here in the Browser reads the right time but the img does not leave the correspontende being when I put, var time a time corresponding to the time leaves the right picture but when I leave to javascript sends to Browser leaves the last reading of javascript.

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    Post the code, not the code image that makes it easier for people to help you

  • In that code of yours, hora will be a string in format HH:MM. There’s no point comparing this string with numerical values like you’re doing in your code, which is why you’re always falling into else.

  • Great reasons not to use images when using text: https://pt.meta.stackoverflow.com/a/7817/3635

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You are comparing the variable "Time", a string, with an integer 

if(hora > 0 && hora <=12) { ...}

This will always fall into Isis, so it will always fall into the image of the night.

Do: 

var hora = date.getHours();
if( hora >= 0 and hora < 12 ) { 
sua imagem manhã 
} else if (hora < 18) { 
sua imagem da tarde 
} else { sua imagem da noite }

With this, whenever you use the function "getHours()", it will bring you the whole hour, so just compare it, because 11:1 and 11:59 will have return 11.

  • I would like to bring the hour with minutes ,not just the hour ,I will try to do so using the and

  • @Evertoncostasouza, just save in a variable the hour with minutes to display on the screen and this variable only with the time to use as test for image.

  • ,thanks was show ,had forgotten it ,because I am learning React and there do not change so equal in javascript after declared.

  • It happens when we’re messing with some language and we need to do something in another. Just accept my answer, please, to help with the Stackoverflow profile. Hug

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